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Its hitting the fan in Florida, Georgia, Indiana..and in your state.

A lot of Americans that got their health insurance thru the Exchanges have lost their health insurance or have much worse coverage or won’t be able to pay their much-higher out-of-pocket costs.

Thanks to Republicans’ One Big Beautiful Bill...

6 days ago
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WHY will medical costs increase?

You can’t figure out a solution unless you know what’s causing the problem.

In the case of medical inflation, there are two primary reasons - discussed in detail in yesterday’s WorkCompWire.

7 days ago
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Unintended consequences - and a serious question for work comp attorneys.

People with lacerations aren’t getting tetanus shots.

Kids come down with seriously scary diseases because they aren’t vaccinated.

Infants need spinal taps to determine if a fever is really dangerous or just a mild infection.

4 times mor...

8 days ago
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Work comp services - the commodity trap and avoidance thereof

Few would argue that work comp services is largely a commodity industry...“price” is the ultimate decision criterion in ~~many~~ most buying decisions. There are exceptions, but many are really service guarantees backed by financial penalti...

13 days ago
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Who passed the largest entitlement program since Medicare?

The Medicare drug program - Part D - was the largest expansion of entitlement programs since the Great Society.

And it was - and is - a Republican program. A political masterstroke, Part D undoubtedly helped George W Bush get re-elected...

14 days ago
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